Toledo court bugged by microphones in Port Clinton
U S District Attorney to investigate two microphones found in the Port Clinton municipal court jury room. Judge Reinheimer said the devices, reported by attorney Jack Levin, were installed in July 1972 for police interrogation use and Buckley knew of them. Police Chief Jacoby takes responsibility.
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Port Clinton
Ohio
Toledo
U.S
Frank W. Reinheimer
Cleveland
Jack Levin
Robert Buckley
Henry Jacoby
Mixed Results From Week Long Meat Boycott Across Stores
The Associated Press reports mixed results at meat counters as housewives may take time to return to normal purchases. Some chains like Acme Foods showed sharp gains while Grand Union and local markets flagged declines around 20 percent. Price ceilings posted Monday and signals from industry leaders suggest the boycott’s long term impact remains unclear.
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Associated Press
Fed Mart Stores, Inc
San Diego
Acme Food Market
Seaboard
Grand Union
Washington, D.C
Acme Markets, Inc
Philadelphia
Charles Weigl
New York City
Nixon
Frank Vaia
Ohio wives vow meatless pledge to curb prices
In Columbus and across Ohio housewives promoted a four day meatless week to beat high meat prices. Groups like Fight Inflation Together urged gardening and canning while asking residents to lobby Congress against rolling back prices to Jan 10 levels. Some stores report normal meat sales as boycott efforts continue.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Nation
Rosemary Cantor
Youngstown
Mahoning
Trumbull County
Mahoning County
Cantor
Dayton
Cleveland
Robinson named to OKI Housing Committee
William K. Robinson of Lebanon selected to join the 13 member Housing Committee of the Ohio Kentucky Indiana Regional Planning Authority. He leads on housing goals and serves on the Urban Land Institute executive committee and Region ITI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Robinson
George Henkle Associates, Inc
Lebanon
Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana
Industrial Council of
The
Urban Land Institute
Region Iti
National Association of Industrial Parks
Kleindienst defends executive privilege in Watergate era
Attorney General Richard G. Kleindienst argues that executive privilege is constitutionally founded and vital, while Senate hearings press investigations into Watergate. He says determination of alleged crimes is the judiciary’s domain, and urges restrained use to avoid blocking Congress from needed information.
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Washington
Richard G. Kleindienst
Congress
Kleindienst
Nixon
Senate
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Watergate
Executive Branch
Ervin
White House
George Washington
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New York Farm Bureau
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B.T.U
Williamson Ziegler, Inc
Jefferson Road
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Omo
Ieeech
Vannest
Manchester
McGee's Mkt
N. Broad St
Dial
Middletown
Down's Hardware
N. Broad ST. C
Down’s Hardware
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Dohn’s Hardware
Broad ST
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Franklin
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